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VSTEP Speaking Đề Số 12
Social Interaction
Let's talk about Family.
- How much time do you spend with your family each week?
- What does your family usually do at weekends?
- Who are you closest to in your family?
Let's talk about Shopping.
- Do you prefer shopping online or going to stores and markets?
- How often do you go shopping?
- What is the most important factor when you buy something?
Discuss Solutions
Situation: Your school library wants to provide one new reading format to support students. It can buy more printed books, subscribe to e-books, or introduce audiobooks. Which format would you recommend?
Topic Development
Topic: Talk about benefits of extracurricular activities for children.
1. Can too many extracurricular activities harm children?
2. Who should choose activities, parents or children?
3. Should schools offer free extracurricular programmes?
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Bài mẫu
Part 1
I usually spend several hours with my family every evening and more time with them at weekends. We often cook a meal together or visit our grandparents on Sundays. I am closest to my mother because she listens to my problems and gives me practical advice whenever I need help.
I usually shop online because I can compare prices and buy things without travelling. I buy daily necessities every week, but I only shop for clothes or electronics when I really need them. Price is important to me, although I also check product quality and customer reviews before placing an order.
Part 2
I would recommend subscribing to e-books. Students could access them on a phone, tablet or computer whenever they need to study, without waiting for a printed copy to become available. E-books are also easy to search, which saves time when students are preparing assignments. Printed books are comfortable for many readers, but they require storage space and cannot be borrowed by many people at once. Audiobooks are helpful for listening practice, yet they are less convenient for looking up detailed information or taking notes. Therefore, e-books would be a practical addition to the school library.
Part 3
Extracurricular activities offer several benefits for children. Sports teams and school clubs help them communicate and cooperate with others outside the classroom. Art, music and science activities allow children to discover what they enjoy and where their talents may lie. These activities can also build confidence and improve physical or emotional wellbeing. However, joining too many clubs might leave children tired and reduce the time available for homework or rest. I believe parents should guide their children, but children should have a real say in choosing what interests them. Schools could provide affordable or free activities so that more families can participate. A balanced schedule makes extracurricular learning enjoyable and useful.